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020 a| 0810851245q| (pbk. ;q| alk. paper);

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100 1 a| Fling, Robert Michael,d| 1941-=| ^A145335;

245 10 a| Library acquisition of music /c| R. Michael Fling ; edited by Peter Munstedt.;

260 a| Lanham, MD :b| Scarecrow Press :b| Music Library Association,c| 2004.;

300 a| viii, 231 pages ;c| 22 cm.;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| Music Library Association basic manual series ;v| no. 4;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-214) and index.;

505 0 a| Printed music publishing -- Recorded music publishing -- Music publishers' numbers -- Vendors -- Preorder searching -- Preorder verification -- The ordering process -- Secondhand and out-of-print music -- Miscellanea.;

520 a| Because music publishing and distribution are largely outside the network of publishers and vendors that libraries use to acquire most of their monographs, there are many inherent difficulties faced by librarians and library staff whose jobs include the acquisition of printed or recorded music. Because of the international nature of the music publishing industry, libraries must often acquire their music stock from many countries and in multiple languages. The author offers a how-to guide that addresses these issues and provides answers on where and how to acquire these materials. Key features include: Publication and distribution avenues for both printed and recorded music; Directories of vendors that specialize in particular types of music; Techniques for ordering music and dealing with music approval plans; Sources and techniques for finding secondhand and out-of-print music; How to acquire dissertations and microfilm and photographic reproductions of early-music resource, an extended glossary of specialized English and foreign-language terms that appear on published music, publishers' catalogs, and music bibliographies. A comprehensive bibliography lists print and Web music resources, including manuals and journals of music librarianship; music editing, publishing, and library acquisitions; directories of music libraries and information centers, record labels, and vendors; music-in-print sources; and national bibliographies of music. The bibliography also contains information on general library acquisitions.;

650 0 a| Acquisitions (Libraries)=| ^A19375;

650 0 a| Music librarianship.=| ^A158904;

700 1 a| Munstedt, Peter Alan,e| editor.=| ^A1115969;

830 0 a| Music Library Association basic manual series ;v| no. 4.=| ^A518805;

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Library acquisition of music / R. Michael Fling ; edited by Peter Munstedt.

Author/creator	Fling, Robert Michael, 1941-
Other author	Munstedt, Peter Alan, editor.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Lanham, MD : Scarecrow Press : Music Library Association, 2004.
Description	viii, 231 pages ; 22 cm.
Subjects	Acquisitions (Libraries) Music librarianship.

Series	Music Library Association basic manual series ; no. 4 Music Library Association basic manual series ; no. 4. ^A518805
Contents	Printed music publishing -- Recorded music publishing -- Music publishers' numbers -- Vendors -- Preorder searching -- Preorder verification -- The ordering process -- Secondhand and out-of-print music -- Miscellanea.
Abstract	Because music publishing and distribution are largely outside the network of publishers and vendors that libraries use to acquire most of their monographs, there are many inherent difficulties faced by librarians and library staff whose jobs include the acquisition of printed or recorded music. Because of the international nature of the music publishing industry, libraries must often acquire their music stock from many countries and in multiple languages. The author offers a how-to guide that addresses these issues and provides answers on where and how to acquire these materials. Key features include: Publication and distribution avenues for both printed and recorded music; Directories of vendors that specialize in particular types of music; Techniques for ordering music and dealing with music approval plans; Sources and techniques for finding secondhand and out-of-print music; How to acquire dissertations and microfilm and photographic reproductions of early-music resource, an extended glossary of specialized English and foreign-language terms that appear on published music, publishers' catalogs, and music bibliographies. A comprehensive bibliography lists print and Web music resources, including manuals and journals of music librarianship; music editing, publishing, and library acquisitions; directories of music libraries and information centers, record labels, and vendors; music-in-print sources; and national bibliographies of music. The bibliography also contains information on general library acquisitions.
Local note	Little-3051310615990
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-214) and index.
LCCN	2004007674
ISBN	0810851245 (pbk. ; alk. paper)

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